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"Who murdered Chaucer?"@en .
"Who murdered Chaucer?" .
"An investigation into the mystery of Geoffrey Chaucer's death, written by a respected medievalist best known for his work with Monty Python, with the help of a group of expert \"witnesses,\" evaluates the celebrated writer's sudden disappearance from the public record and examines evidence that he may have been murdered." .
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"In this spectacular work of historical speculation Terry Jones investigates the mystery surrounding the death of Geoffrey Chaucer over 600 years ago. A diplomat and brother-in-law to John of Gaunt - one of the most powerful men in the kingdom - Chaucer was celebrated as his country's finest living poet, rhetorician and scholar: the preeminent intellectual of his time. And yet nothing is known of his death. In 1400 his name simply disappears from the record. We don't know how he died, where or when; there is no official confirmation of his death and no chronicle mentions it; no notice of his funeral or burial. He left no will and there's nothing to tell us what happened to his estate. He didn't even leave any manuscripts. How could this be? What if he was murdered? Terry Jones' hypothesis is the introduction to a reading of Chaucer's writings as evidence that might be held against him, interwoven with a portrait of one of the most turbulent periods in English history, its politics and its personalities. --St. Martin's Press / Thomas Dunne Books."@en .
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"Who murdered Chaucer? a medieval mystery" .
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"Who murdered Chaucer? : a medieval mystery" .
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"Who Murdered Chaucer?: A Medieval Mystery"@en .
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"Fletcher, Alan." .
"Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400" .
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"Chaucer, Geoffrey, -1400." .
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"Murder England History To 1500." .
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"Poets, English Middle English, 1100-1500." .
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